Gatsby's Starlet
Gatsby
A Devil’s House MC Novel
Gatsby grew up believing love belonged to other people.
To the families on old television screens with soft laughter in the kitchen, husbands who stayed, women who smiled easy, and homes that felt warm instead of dangerous. Men like him didn’t get that kind of life. They got steel-toed boots, broken knuckles, and loyalty carved out in blood.
Then Evie Carter walks into High Voltage wearing a vintage dress and red lipstick like she stepped straight out of another decade, and for the first time in a long time, Gatsby wants something he knows he probably shouldn’t.
Her.
Because Evie feels like peace in a world built for war, quiet where everything in him is rough, soft in all the places life taught him not to be, and every second he spends with her starts tearing holes in walls he spent years building.
But Evie is hiding something.
Something dangerous.
Something tied to an enemy The Devil’s House MC buried a long time ago.
When the truth finally comes out, it hits harder than a fist to the throat:
Evie was never supposed to fall for him.
She was supposed to get close enough to destroy them all.
Now a ghost from the past is coming for the club, blood is about to spill across South Carolina, and the only woman Gatsby has ever looked at like a future may already be lost to him.
Because in his world, love doesn’t come soft.
It comes loaded, bleeding, and begging to survive.
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